Trenton High School - Tigers Paw Yearbook (Trenton, TX)

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PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT U IL AND ONE ACT PLAY I SPEAK MY OWN SINS I CANNOT JUDGE ANOTHER I HAVE NO TONGUE EOR IT' These words spoken by John Proctor Gerry Coulstonl from the Area Qualifying One Act Play The Crucible mg of the play These words could also be put to use in everyday life since ev eryone of us is unique and has our own 1nd1 vidual unique character istics From UIL to One Act Play and any other competition ev eryone does their best to compete And no matter if you win or lose the experience gained is al cause a person does not bring home the gold medal his or her peers automatically seem to wonder what went wrong with the person never considering the idea that the person gave it all he or she had but just did not win Instead of trying to find what IS wrong with someone by comparing clothes hairstyles time could be spent practicing courtesy and friendliness toward oth ers and more time find ing good personality traits in everyone Thus with practice everything would be more perfect ll I ll I . ' I . . - - . . I . H1 - 1 1 or seem' to climax the feel- ways beneficial. Just be- likes and dislikes, more . . J . . - . I . - . . . - - . I . . t Above: State Qualifier in U.I.l.. Accounting Lori Derr sits waiting for the results in Austin. Right: Cast of The Crucible , Sylvia Taylor, jeania Trusty, jerry Keeton, 10 ACADEMICS jerry Coulston, Duane Marks, Melanie Davis, Lori Smithson, john Bodden, Amy Park, Kristy Butler, Melissa Austin, and Director Mrs. Peterson.

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Who is counting? Counting is a process that takes place every day. People count for many different reasons. where from five to thirty minutes staring at the alarm clock counting the minutes until they just ml-Q to get up. The students in Mr. Roberts class have a habit of counting too. They count for almost an hour which includes numbers and variables WI-I0 S CGU TI that supposedly equal to an answer. This year w s a memorable one in the Math department. This year for teaching here and it looks like he was loaded down. Mr. Rob- erts taught everything from Computer Science to Pre-Algebra. If some- one walked in the room towards the end of the class the students wouldnt be the only ones glancing at the clock every few minutes to see when the bell was ringing. If you look around counting is used by ev- now-a-days is to own as many Swatch watches as your wrist will hold. Of course we all know that no one can tell what time it is on t ose watches. Those people must live in a time all by themselves. Who does count? Peo- ple of all sizes shapes and professions count things all the time. But one thing we all have in common when- ever we re bored tired give in we all start counting something - it may be the minutes on a clock the tiles on the wall or even the number of rings a per- son has on their hand but its always some- thing!!! B T ' o o 0 . a Some people spend any- year is Mr. Roberts' last eryone. The big fad or just plain ready to ' h ,sa - K5 , 1 i, fa - s tt, Q, K .,...-5 Q .,r. . we .z 'fjlf 1 skffg gg . w tl x 5 iitis'i it issl t r ii sz :sg .A-' 1 f,'1 - NS a 's rii- . 'W - -. ': If , , ,wi L Everyone counted the days until we moved into the new school. Sophomores Kirk Smith and John Bodden are counting the seconds as Kirk holds Mr. Roberts' room clock. High School girl's coach, Jarrett Tucker tries to keep time to the beat as he walks his way down the halls to attend his next class. Freshman julie Penning, Math teacher Mr. Roberts, and Sopho- more Melanie Davis try to hurry up discussion about how hard the math class tests seem to be get- ting. From the looks of Mr. Rob- erts, he doe-sn't agree. WHO'S COUNTING 9

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To the left: During the U.l.L. One-Act-Play practice these members of the cast, Reverend Parris Uerry Keetonj, Betty Parris tjeania Trustyj, Mercy Lewis iMe- lissa Austinj, Abigail Williams tAmy Parkl, Reverend Hale Uohn Boddenl and judge Danford, tDuane Marksl, are all affected as Mary Warren tKristy Butlerl, tries to make her point to them. i '1 res, x .-.:-it -an . ,c ,N-we .--. t. t- .. -. - .fs- Shown below are district partici- pants in U.l.l.. held at Grayson County junior College, on March 24, 1987. ln Spelling are Melissa Austin, and jeffrey Brummett. ln Ready Writing are L'Cena Weems, Tony Brasher, and Mi- chelle Smiley. . ,,,, ,,,, Tiff: 2.1 raw: .f ::'i5.e . r: if 1 J it . N .L Q ggegmu: , . r sa- - . -f - tx.: fq:f...iV 1,5 N t r. tug: X X S lat T e T nun, in Legg we X ga Q M 'Y Hs K r x . tan. Bit if B Q 3 15K as wt if K S ' W es' , it ,iq Q we Ss' N - 2 X . X 1 ss J it it X .. .5 5 X -india ' t,z!iQsQ.5e . L f . i ' ff5'E,.rf 7. .ttt . ,MW R if x 5 t i, was t Xi X t ' .:. is i t-P 5 it if if W me ,QL X N X l SQ, 3 at M t sg c A. zifitiif' ,Sf .V 5 .Q -.Q .. 'cf,s:'5r, 11.3 Z' f , -f .wt -2 . ,, 4 .:,, SS .5 . ,:.'4Qsat.. . r 5 .Q .tk .W,.g:z Q, ,. sk 2 tg, tl tg -Mm , MLQM my J ' 9 ,rf ew., W 'X , 6 5 2 t -1 , ,V y Shown above are the Regional Qualifiers in U.I.L. From left to right are Lori Derr Accounting jeffrey Brummett Spelling Jen- Holmes-Poetry Lori Smithson-Calculator Applications. nifer Brock-Accounting, Tonly Brasher-Ready Writingi jill Shown below are District participants of U I L held March 24 1987 at Grayson Lori Smithson fCalculator Applicationsl and jill Holmes QPoetryJ , 1 .l ,t, ff ra ir- 'v if ., s. .4 fm 5399? att ifififyt ft' A7 4 l ' , 'W Pictured above are Lori Derr, ,len- nifer Brock, and Kristy Butler who participated at Grayson Co. junior College on March 24, 1987 in Accounting. Lori Derr also par- ticipated in Number-Sense on the same day. UIL 11